The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-07-21

WALDO. The oranges nave adjourned until
after having. I:itchie Grange will meet Aug. 9th.
- barn belonging to +. l.. Bryant was burned
the 10th ins; Having is about half done. The
quantity Is little below the average but the quail
fy Is very good...A valuable colt belonging to j.
T.. Luce, was recently found dead in the pasture.
1t had caught foot between two rocks, thrown
itself and beat out its brains.
NISALHAyES. Horace. son Of George Carver,
aged about eight years, fell from tree, last week,
Assistance of twelve feet, and striking his head on
rock inflicted a bad wound. He was insensbe four
hours. While loading Il vessel with stone last
week Ed Ladd was injured by stone swinging
against his foot Eugene Smith is at home from
Massachusetts on vacation. Steamer May Field
made trip to Castine sunday Mrs. Marga-
ret Lane has bought the stock of goods of Mrs
Barton and will occupy the same store. Mrs. Bar
ton will 90 to Connecticut. 80. The following YES.
sells have loaded here Schs. Abbie ). Walker
'toneand Bllow paving for New York sch. Metrop-
oils, paving and fish for Boston. Schs. Ned =.
Walker and Ohio have brought cargoes of stone
from Jonesboro to be cut here.
CAMDEN. The railroad town meeting Saturday
morning created considerable discussion on the
question of raising money to aid the road from
Hockland to Camden, but the vote taken shows
that the town fayors the road. The meeting adj
jpurnci to hear the report of the committee the
estimated cost of building the road, to the third
saturday III August at II o'clock noon. The
steam yacht Comrae, recently built by +. ii.
Brimhall for Henry Souther, ESQ., of Frcdericks-
herg, Va, made a trip To lslesboro last week. The
comrade is ij feet long and S feet BEAM finished
IN cherry and bright woods inside, and painted
white outside with copper colored bottom. She has
an upright tubular boiler ~ inches in diameter, 5
feet high with 800 tubes single engine Ga by $,
high pressure condensing 80 inch 3 blaoed wheel
She has been thoroughly built, tastefuy finished,
and her model is graceful and betokenS a
fast sailer "A barn full of hay, the road be-
tween Rockport and Rockville, belonging to A. d.
Gardner, was burned saturday morning. The fire
was set by foolish fellow named Frank Smith,
who was burned to death in the fire.
Liberty. Hiram Chaplin of the firm of Chap
lin Son, boot and shoe dealers of Boston, died at
the residence of his son, Hiram Chaplin, Jr at
Washington Mills, Monday. the 18th inst. Mr.
Chaplin a former resident of this town and
removed to Boston about Is years ago At the time
of his death he and three OF his sons were the pro
prictors of three large and hOurishing boot and
shoe stores on Washington street. He was about
20 years of age. He was buried at this village
Wednesday ..One day last week the wife of Rev
Dr. Shaw. a lady about 20 years of age walked to
the top of old Haystack mountain. -. J. Walker
left town Sunday to meet his wife, who has been
visiting friends in New York. We learn that thew
will visit Saratoga and Newport before their re-
turn. There has been quite a smashup among
the grocery carts that go out through the country
from this village. One day last week Bert Me-